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One Day, In An Airport, in 1988

An unsurprising (to me) but sweet story from Norway. Christianity, unlike Christianism, doesn’t mean controlling others, policing their lives and removing their rights. It can also mean just helping someone you don’t know when you can.

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Posted on Oct 5 2008 @ 7:35pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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